Wheelbarrow...don’tcha know?

This shot was taken in one of the abandoned outhouses at Les Forges. Both of us have posted shots here previously. The skewed POV is due to me being backed up against a dusty wall with bygone paraphernalia. Am uncertain how effective this wheelbarrow might have been, yet its thin wheel and no sides to retain weight leaves me puzzled. Cheese perhaps which might have been placed on fresh leaves?

On black for dramatic effect?

[Joan Robillard]

Fab

[Richard Sayer]

Interesting find that has me totally puzzled as well! I'm wondering if, despite appearances, it's not a wheelbarrow at all and served some other purpose?

[Margo Sayer]

Vignouse x 2, puzzled?

[Maggiemae]

That bicycle wheel doesn't look very stable for a wheelbarrow - think Richard might be right - just what was at hand to make a third support!

[gloria jones]

Great capture of light, shapes, textures

[john morley]

It's a convincing machine for dreams, I think.

[Walks @ 7]

Maybe mystery solved. ( https://www.backyardboss.net/wheelbarrow-planter-ideas/ ) see no 15- sorta like it. Hope you didn't get any splinters while getting your shot.

[Richard Sayer]

I've only just noticed the box in the background that looks like it might fit on the flat bed-plate...

[bkb in the city]

Very interesting

[Margo Sayer]

@vignouse
Me too. Didn’t want to disturb anything there etc.
@joysabin
TY for the link, fascinating collection...just need to find the time...

[Desi]

Interesting find. And intriguing to guess its purpose and reason for construction in such a manner